Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-09-28
FRoh SATURDAYS DAILY.

O'S m4u ana exprees to-day. of Frosh fish, oyesters and clans ju
 received to-day at the Palace Cho ,n House.
 ). A. Park came in last evening fror to Burro creek.
 Fourteen passengers arrived on t is days train.
 E. P. Clark came in from Ainnehah e Flat yesterday.
 W. s. Head returned to-day from hi e visit to California.
 - MT. Hersog is ceiling goods, io
 cash. st bedrock prices [, "Our Prince" is . brand of choice ci D gars just received st Ford's.
 No Tombstons paper has reachet !. this office for about three weeks. Q Telegraphic communication with
 Phenix was opened up to-day again. . H. B. Crouch and family continued their journey to Skull Valley, yesterday
 Chss. Thompson came up yesterday from the MsyA mine, on Castle creek.
 Est. Q. Cockburn's health is i'm.
 proving. He hopes to be around again
 in few days.
 | B. B. Crapo, one of the solid, sub
 stantial republican citizens of Skull
 Valley. is in town.
 1 Train came in on time to-day. The
 railroad boys report the track in good
 condition again.
 Prof. H. B. Farmer gives good saiis-
 faction as principal of the territorial
 normal school at Tempe.
 The rainy season is about over, and
 we may now expect from six wueks to two months of sunshine again. The Prescott 4 Arizona Central rail- road company employs track walker now to look for breaks in the road.
 Robert Brow left for Walnut Grove to-day, after couple of days spent in Prescott laying in supplies and study ing the latest fashions. Jeff Davis-not the unreconstructed Jef, who has no country-but our staunch, Arizona republican Jeff, is in town, from Walnut Grove.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has an elegant and | var jed assortment of goods for ladies ! and children. Read her advertise ment, call and be convinced.
 Merchandise of all kinds can be pro cured as chesply in Prescott ss in any town in the territory. To convince yourself call on any Prescott merchant and obtain list of prices.
 Judge Sumner Howard, J. c. Hern- don and E. M. Sanford came in on to- days train, on their return from at- tending court in Apache county, and P. J. Mccormick, Vim. Palmer and J. W. Wilson were rassengers, also. re- turning from California.
 It rejoices our heart to zee the con- SSuistcA "Ao1oiA HUH ouI cuAtOIlai | columns, as well as the latest news from oui local columns, copied into our exchanges, even if many of them do app propriate the matter as original, with out giving due credit.
 Chas O'Malley, of the Tragic meat market, furnishes the Aztec epicures with the dainty morsels from his shop {. to please their epicurean palates and satisfy the astronomical demands of their stomachs.
 Rev. J. G. Eberhart will leave next week for the southern part of the terri oory. He will go by privsue convey ance, camping en route, and will reach Tucson in time for Conference, which meets October 18th.
 Surveyors for the Hume of the Wal nut Grove Water company are now down the creek to . point thirteen miles below the dam. The corps ie under the of Chief Engineer Wagoner, ! first class civil engineer. '
 The case osA. Mcdonald versus the Atlantic & Pacific railroad, for false im- has been transferred from he Apache county district court to the |, United States court in Prescott, and will be tried here in November. :, A stack Of mail sacks, 'destined for 'henix, has been piled up in the post l, 'ffice since last Sunday. It came by v ray of the Atlantic < Pacific, owing to vAshouts on the Southern Pacific. It ., 'eing outside of the mail contract with .' :, he stage company. and they being z. 'eavily taxed without it, they have . :. cen compelled to leave it, taking only he letter pouch and small portions of hose containing papers, as their loads ~ Till justify it. It will all eventually VI each its destination, no doubt. " The social, given by the Ivy Club :, lst evening, was . complete success h, rom social standpoint. Financially did not pan out 60 well, as the attend E nee was small. For come reason or ther the society folks of our town do ct patronize the temple of terpsichore g they did in former yesrs, and the ociety which attempts to furnish them Iith this kind of amusement does so at e heir own expense, or at least this has cen the more recent experiences. The A ,usic for last evenings hop was fur ished by Messrs. Martin, Baer and fo and was excellent. Although he attendance was small, those present is ntered in the amusement of the eve- ing with . rest, and each obtained as .o ,uch individual enjoyment as though very lady and gentleman in town were ., resent. The young men composing ne club were attentive to their guests, nd no complaints of inAttention could ~